Increased Serum Concentration of Soluble CD14 Is a Prognostic Marker in Gram-Positive Sepsis
Heinz Burgmann(Medical University of Vienna), Wolfgang Graninger(University of Vienna), Sylvia Knapp(Medical University of Vienna), Christoph Wenisch, Elisabeth Presterl(Vienna General Hospital), Thomas Staudinger(Northwestern University), Konstantin Zedwitz-Liebenstein(Medical University of Vienna), Florian Thalhammer, Klaus Laczika(Austrian Atherosclerosis Society), Michael Frass(Medical University of Vienna), Gottfried J. Locker(Austrian Atherosclerosis Society), Stefan Winkler
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